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What is the Airdrop Checker

The Airdrop Checker is a tab inside Jupiter Portfolio that scans your Solana wallets and shows which airdrops you are eligible for, which you have already claimed, and which you may have missed. It covers a curated selection of airdrops from major Solana protocols and communities. Smaller or lesser-known airdrops (such as small memecoin distributions) are not included.
The Airdrop Checker does not process claims directly. When you are eligible for an airdrop, you are redirected to the protocol’s own claim page to complete the process.

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What it does

  • Checks airdrop eligibility across multiple wallets at once
  • Tracks the status of each airdrop: eligible, claimed, expired, or ineligible
  • Shows the estimated dollar value of your airdrops over time
  • Lets you share a summary card of your airdrop history

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What it does not do

  • It does not guarantee coverage of every airdrop on Solana
  • It does not handle the claim transaction itself
  • It does not determine why you are or are not eligible for a specific airdrop

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Getting started

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Open Jupiter Portfolio

Navigate to jup.ag/portfolio and enter your wallet address, a Solana domain name, or connect your wallet.
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Switch to the Airdrop tab

At the top of the Portfolio interface, click the Airdrop tab.
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Check several wallets at once (optional)

Open a wallet group from the account selector (see Groups), or go to jup.ag/portfolio/airdrop-checker, enter up to 15 addresses or domain names, and click Scan my wallets.Each wallet then gets its own section, headed by its truncated address (e.g. 8anx...Jgn2), its number of airdrops, and their total value.
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Browse your airdrops

Use the tabs and filters to explore your airdrop eligibility across all added wallets. See Understanding the dashboard below.

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Several wallets at once

The Airdrop tab follows the account you are viewing in Portfolio. To check several wallets together, view a group: the summary aggregates every wallet, and the list below shows one section per wallet. To add or remove a wallet, edit the group in the Address Book, or scan a new set of addresses from jup.ag/portfolio/airdrop-checker (up to 15 at a time).

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Understanding the dashboard

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Summary

At the top of the page, a summary displays:
  • Total value: the combined dollar value of all airdrops received across your wallets, with a Share it! button (see Sharing your results)
  • Value chart: a historical chart of your total airdrop value over time, with filters for 1M (one month), 1Y (one year), and All
The refresh icon reloads the results; wait 30 seconds between refreshes.

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Tabs

Airdrops are organized into four tabs. Each tab shows a per-wallet breakdown with different columns depending on the context.
Shows every airdrop tracked by the tool for each wallet, regardless of timing or status.Columns: Date, Airdrop, Asset, Status, Amount, ActionThis is the default view. When the Only eligible toggle is off, all airdrops appear, including those where the wallet is ineligible.

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The Only eligible toggle

When enabled, the Only eligible toggle filters out wallets and airdrops where the status is Ineligible. This makes it easier to focus on actionable airdrops. It is available on the All, Upcoming, and Past tabs.

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Airdrop statuses

Each row carries two indications: the Status column says whether the wallet qualifies, and the Action column says where the claim stands. Status is either Eligible (the wallet qualifies, whether or not it has claimed yet) or Ineligible (it does not; the row only appears when the Only eligible toggle is off). Action takes one of these forms:
The airdrop is claimable now. The button opens the protocol’s own claim page.
The protocol has not confirmed the allocation yet, but the wallet may qualify. The button opens the protocol’s claim page so you can check.
The wallet qualifies but the claim window has not opened yet. The button is disabled until it does.
The airdrop has been claimed and the tokens are in the wallet. On the History tab, View TX opens the claim transaction on a block explorer.
The claim window has closed and the wallet did not claim in time. The tokens are no longer available and cannot be recovered.
The airdrop distributed several tokens and only some of them have been claimed. Partial opens a detail dialog listing each token with its claimed and eligible value; once every token is claimed, the button reads Claimed. The unclaimed part counts as Missed on the share card.
Airdrops have limited claim windows. Once an airdrop expires, the tokens are permanently lost. Check your eligibility regularly to avoid missing active airdrops.

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Airdrop details

Each airdrop entry includes the following information:
  • Airdrop: the protocol or project name, sometimes with a label indicating the round or season (e.g. “S1”, “ASR #6”, “Season 1”, “Power User”)
  • Asset: the token ticker distributed in the airdrop (e.g. JUP, DRIFT, W, SWTCH)
  • Amount: the number of tokens allocated and their estimated dollar value at the time of display
  • Date: the meaning of the date column depends on the tab. On All, it is the airdrop date. On Upcoming and Past, it is the end date of the claim window. On History, it is the date you claimed

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Sharing your results

Click the Share it! button at the top of the page to open Share airdrop summary. The card displays:
  • The total eligible airdrop value across all your wallets
  • A breakdown of Claimed vs Missed amounts
  • Protocol icons for the airdrops included
You can Copy the card image to your clipboard or Download it as a file.

Airdrop Checker FAQ

Common questions about eligibility, claiming, wallets, statuses, and more.